Meet Kyle.
And Yeti.
One builds the websites. One approves them. Guess which is which.
I'm 26, I've lived in three states and traveled to more countries than I can count on one hand. Travel is my favorite thing in the world. That freedom, that movement, that constant learning. But somewhere along the way I realized what actually lights me up most is helping people get what they deserve, and being paid fairly for the work.
I got tired of watching small business owners, especially women hustling in the beauty space, get burned by agencies. Overpriced. Under-delivered. Strung along for weeks. So I built Yeti Design Co. to be the opposite: $99 to launch, $50/month to run, 7 days to go live, no games. You get a real website that actually works, and I get to do work that matters.
When I'm not building sites, I'm off-roading, snowboarding, skateboarding, or talking my dog into an adventure he's only half-interested in. I love marketing and design because they're about solving real problems for real people. That's it. That's the whole thing.
Yeti is a 6-year-old Siberian Husky and the namesake of this whole operation. He's beautiful, strangers stop us constantly to tell him so, and he's obsessed with adventures: camping, off-roading, running miles alongside the truck like his legs will never give out. Pure energy, except when they don't.
Kyle once put a grocery bag on his head as a joke. Yeti stood completely still for ten minutes, unbothered, not panicking, just vibing, like this was the most normal thing that had ever happened. That's Yeti: intense and chill at the same time, exactly what you need him to be. Basically, Kyle named his company after the one being in his life who actually has it figured out.
So I named the company after him. It felt right.
